100 Word Challenge for Grown Ups – Week#108
As October is well established and the leaves are beginning to turn here, the prompt is:
….FALL…
Obviously it has 2 possible meanings depending where you come from so take it where you wish. Please make sure you link back here and make sure it can have a PG certificate.
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- Fall
- What they didn’t know
- Destiny
- The visitor
- The unexpected
- Myforest
- Field of youth
- Penniless paperback writer
- The fall
- Alicia Audrey
- Tangerine Tango
- Fall
- Fall – Flash fiction
- Forlorn
- Mrs TeePot
- Jack
- Fear
- Fall
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Julia, this little note is an apology. I was helping a brand new blogging friend learn how to get her story onto your site, using the Linky tool. I accidentally inserted the address for her blog as a whole, rather than just the one story for the challenge. It was my fault and not hers, so I hope you will forgive us this once.
Thanks a lot.
I know she’s excited about taking part in the challenge, and I’m excited for her because she has been a writing student of mine in the past, and I am proud of her for doing this.
No problem & thank you for choosing the challenge to support your friend!
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I did write a post for this week’s challenge. However, this is my first time here. I’m not sure if I did everything right with respect to the linkbacks etc. Please let me know if I did manage to get it right.
http://chaipakoragupshup.wordpress.com/2013/10/10/fall/
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